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cash flow vs appreciation in North Jersey
I'm looking for a house hack in north jersey. Is it better to go with a fully renovated property with higher rent and hope for appreciation or more of a value add property and try to get forced appreciation but maybe lower rent and maybe more ultimate cash flow? What is a good strategy to find the value add (but maybe not the most run down/foundation problem houses)?